... his grasp-his cool forbearance from plucking the golden 'ruit by an act of precipitation inconsistent with his own feelings of propriety-were absolutely chivalrous, and wots him the best of all fruits-golden opinions from all who witnessed so fine an union ...

... company present we observed the following:. Marquis of Normnanby, Earl Wilton, Earl Vliltown, Earl Jer- sey, Lord Bruce, Lord Maidstone, Lord G. Bentinck, Lord Andover, Baron Austin, Sir F. Collier, Sir C. Cockerell, Sir F. Goodricke, Hon. G. S. Byng, Hon. ...

... Saturday, July 31, at Lord'e.-Harrew and Etous. SUSSEX v. KENT. A Grand Match of Cricket commenced here in the Royal Grounds on Monday, between two elevens selected from the counties of Sussex and Kent. This match being the first of the season excited great ...

... Lords Chesterfield, Rosslyn, Adolphus Fitz- clarence, IV. Lennox, Maidstone, G. Bentinck, Macdonald, Somerton, Southampton, Andover, Paget, E. Russell, &c.; Baron Austen ; Sirs C. Kent, W. W. Wynn, Gilbert Heath- cote, and G. Seymour; Honorables A. Villiers ...

... George -1 Jaris bwle hy eorgle- - 14-not ?? - - Chllsbole btittol - -bowled by Kent J Poaloi, bowled by ito - -culit by Sawyer-- 25 lPasgtan, lebovnitetyoito S-bowlFeld by Kent-- 0 Chauman, rn bout b - -it Il-caught by tUdall- -20 Thumpun ditto - - 2-leg ...

... first a clear couple of lengths, amidst the shouts of the spectators. We confess we did not think this lucky, and good mare to boot, could have pulled through from a combinatiois of circum- stances. Seeing the pot on Isabella, and knooning the de- claration ...

... prior to the Ascot Cup, 1841. A N5w SvsscRatatR-Woolwich is in Kent, but there is a portion of it w hich lies on the Essex side of the Thames which intersects the rSob, but it is equally Kent.-The odds on the three last St. eereand Derbys were z-13 to 8 ...

... Cjoodas'oed naeetings. This arrangement, we~ think, ovili meet ocith general approbation.-tLincoln. Advertiser, Loar viscouist Maidstone and Sir Charles Ibbetson, Bart., have accepted Ills office of stewanda for the ensuissg Doncaster races'. S~cHolbook tls ...

... Spencer, Earl of Chesterfield; Lord Kelburne: Lord Maidstone, Lord John Fitzroy, Lord George Bentinck, Lord C. Fitzroy; Count Halhn, Baron Malzahn, Count Au- resperg; Sir D. Baird, sir J. Shelley, Sir C. Kent, Sir C. Ibbot- son, Sir J. Whichcotes, Sir T. Sykes; ...

... Albe. marle, the Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, the Earl of Orford, the Earl of Verulam, Lord George Bentinck, Lord Maidstone, Lord H. Lennox, Lord C. A.Tanuers, Lord J. Fitzroy, Lord Go- dolphin, ILord Villiers, Lord Templemore, Lord Somer'on, Lord ...

... and Boot Jack continued the race neck and neck, clearing their fences its high style, to the ad- miration of the assembled spectators. They' then conlested the ground inch by inch into the winning field, where Little ltobertdrew gradually upon Boot Jack ...

... palpable fact that it was too far for him. With nearly 1000 sovs given in the two days by the proprietor, he really deserves a golden reward for his spirit and liberality; if attention be paid to enforcing thb riding in the colors specified, and appending ...